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Players of this VR time-travel quest will investigate Holocaust history as it unfolded in what is today Western Ukraine. With the aid of an archivist-guide, individuals journey across time and space to collect clues at different sites. These include Courtroom 600 in 1946, where the Trial of the Major War Criminals is underway before the International Military Tribunal (IMT) in Nuremberg, Germany.

(In Development)

Lincus is a platform for UConn-affiliated faculty, staff, and students to learn more about interdisciplinary research occurring across all campuses. Version 2 is in development.

Honeycrisp is a unified core facility order management, reservation and billing platform built for the core facilities at UConn and UConn Health. It streamlines ordering, scheduling, usage tracking, and automated billing. Honeycrisp integrates directly with both KFS and Banner, providing reliable, auditable financial exports and clear visibility into core facility activity across UConn.

The Connecticut Racial Profiling Prohibition Project (CTRP3) brings together community stakeholders and law enforcement to improve roadway safety through fair and equitable traffic enforcement.

The CT Fresh Ed Compass is a Farm to School readiness and growth tool developed by the Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE) in partnership with the University of Connecticut.

Built in collaboration with the National SOGIE Center, this guide is the result of the wisdom and generosity of a community that understands, deeply and personally, the journey of coming out as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, and queer (LGBTQ+).

Built in collaboration with the Office of the Vice President for Research, Grant Trails provides a visualization of where approximately 85% of direct grant dollars received by UConn faculty were spent within Connecticut between fiscal years 2020 and 2025. Grant Trails is an open source project available for universities to showcase their geographic grant distribution.

QuantumCT is a public-private partnership accelerating the adoption of quantum technologies in Connecticut and working with a broad coalition of partners to lay the groundwork for expansive, equitable economic development. In partnership with the Office of the Vice President for Research, i3 designed and developed a WordPress website for the QauntumCT initiative.

Sourcery is an open-source, community-driven document delivery application developed by and for researchers and library/archives professionals. By streamlining access to simple reference scans, Sourcery offers a sustainable pipeline for remote archival research.

Developed with the Office of the Vice President for Research, this application is designed to provide UConn faculty and their staff with monthly financial reports and other tools to help them review and manage their sponsored project accounts.

i3 created promotional materials for the UConn Economic Development Forum and redesigned the Impact website to reflect their range of servcies.

Nexus, a University of Connecticut engagement and retention platform, places actionable data in the hands of the advising community to foster student success. Nexus complements the university's student support services and enhances information sharing between students, staff, and faculty. Tools include dashboards, appointment scheduling, note sharing, event registration, and more.

i3 redesigned the Wellness School Assessment Tool (WellSAT) with a user-friendly interface and introduced new features in version 3.0. WellSAT lets you score your written district wellness policy and rate your district's implementation of school wellness practices.

WellSCAN is an ever-evolving suite of digital tools and products made to help food banks and food pantries better identify, rank, and log the nutritional quality of their inventory. Built in partnership with the UConn Rudd Center, WellSCAN is developed, housed, licensed and serviced by i3, and includes the WellSCAN Global nutrition database, calculator, and inventory tool.